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The Basics of HTML Tagging
By:
David H Urmann
Learn the basics of developing your website using HTML Tags at HtmlTag.Org.
As a web developer, you have a lot of options to complete your work. You can use a program that directly creates web pages with a user friendly interface or you can create one using the Hyper Text Markup Language, commonly called as HTML.
To effectively create web pages using HTML, you have to know certain codes or commands, as others would term it. These codes are known as HTML tags. The tags work like an instruction for the browser, to read and display your webpage the way you want it to be shown. There are different types of HTML tags that are used to modify color, spacing, font, page attributes, and other various things that you want to display in your page.
HTML tags can be identified by its format, which is a lesser than (<) bracket followed by an element and greater than (>) bracket. The element here serves as the command to the browser. The browser then reads the text within the brackets and does the specified command. In order for HTML tags to work, you have to remember that each tag opened has to be closed. To do this, you have to put a backslash after the lesser than bracket in the closing tag. The most common and basic HTML tags that web developers use are as follows: , ,
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